West trotting to last minute win in AFL All Star clash
Oakland Raiders quarterback Cotton Davidson connected with Art Powell for a 25 yard touchdown with 43 seconds left to give the West a 27 24 victory over the East. Keith Lincoln’s 64 yard run sparked the comeback as Tobin Rote and Lance Alworth set up the late score.
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Clippers rally to a 4 3 tie with Springfield
Baltimore and Springfield played to a 4 3 3 tie in an American Hockey League overtime thriller at Baltimore, as the Clippers erased a three goal first period deficit behind Mike McMahon two goals and a late defensive stand by Gilles Boisvert.
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Green's late free throws win for Knicks over Bullets
Johnny Green scored two pressure free throws with one second left to lift the New York Knicks to a 109-107 win over Baltimore. Boozer led New York with 28 points and was perfect from the line on 11 attempts, as Dischinger tied the game before fouling out.
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St Johns Rolls Middletown 76 49 for seventh straight win
St John’s defeated Middletown 76 to 49 at McSherry Gym to remain unbeaten in seven straight. Bennie Orlando led with 20 points while Karl Brust added 16 as the Saints opened with a 24 14 burst and built a 41 20 halftime lead. Bruce Frushour paced Middletown with 15 points as St John’s defense pressured the Knights throughout.
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Pennel Excels Despite Setbacks In Los Angeles Track Meet
Vaulter John Fennel of Northeast Louisiana State earned outstanding performer honors at the Los Angeles Invitational Indoor Meet. He battled misplaced poles bruised heels and still cleared 16 4 1 4 feet, the only 16 foot vaulter in a limited field. Other winners included Gaston Roelants in the two miles, Dallas Long in the shot, John Thomas in the broad jump and Jim Grelle in the mile. Hayes Jones extended his indoor hurdles streak with a 7.0 clocking.
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Lema Wins Bing Crosby Golf at Pebble Beach in 284
Tony Lema clinched the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach with a final round 76 for 284 total. He finished three strokes ahead of Bob Winings and Gay Brewer, as wind and rain battered 63 remaining pros._fetchick and Seaver won the pro-am title with 258, while Lema and Durkin posted 259.
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Balfanz Wins Ski Jump Event at Nordic Tour in Switzerland
John Balfanz, 23, of Minneapolis captures the special jumping event at Le Brassus scoring 229.0 after two solid jumps. Swiss champion Herbert Schmid places second with 226.1 and Nikolai Kisseley of Russia third. Gene Kotlarek withdraws after a fall on his second jump.
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Cadets Track Team Places in Two Events at DC Invite
Frederick High School indoor squad places in two events at the DC Invitational. Gary Jackson finishes fourth in the 1000 yard run. Grove teams with teammates for a fifth place in the mile medley relay. NBA scores cited: New York 109 Baltimore 107. St Louis 114 Cincinnati 109.
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Wildcats Rally To Beat Tennessee In 1 3 2 Zone Change
Adolph Rupp abandoned his hated zone defense for a must win against Tennessee in Lexington. Cotton Nash starred with 23 points as Kentucky pulled away late, securing a 66 51 victory to stay in SEC contention amid a top national landscape of early season moves.
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Regents Accept Resignation Of Wilkinson And Name Jones
Norman Oklahoma AP Go mer Jones 49 year old longtime assistant coach named head football coach at Oklahoma succeeding Bud Wilkinson. Regents unanimously accepted the athletic council recommendation after Wilkinson resigned as coach and athletic director amid political maneuvering. Jones longtime top assistant since 1950s era, helped develop nine All American linemen at OU, came from Nebraska to OU with Wilkinson.
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Terps Sophomore Corps Lose Third Straight ACC Game
North Carolina State edged Maryland 66-65 as MarylandS slump continued with a third straight ACC defeat. Larry Lakins posted 27 points and 11 rebounds for State, led by coach press Maravich filling in for Everett Case. Wake Forest Clemson and North Carolina share third place after losses.
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